i agree with tim! that doesn't- i agree with tim! i that doesn't happen i agree with tim! - that doesn't happen very i agree with tim! _ that doesn't happen very often! i think— that doesn't happen very often! i think the — that doesn't happen very often! i think the policies outlined by the two dominant parties, and labour will basically get a super majority is predicted by the pulse, there is a lot— is predicted by the pulse, there is a lot more — is predicted by the pulse, there is a lot more room to outline a positive _ a lot more room to outline a positive vision of what britain could — positive vision of what britain could be _ positive vision of what britain could be beyond, we are going to have _ could be beyond, we are going to have more — could be beyond, we are going to have more submarines that won't affect— have more submarines that won't affect how — have more submarines that won't affect how people actually live their— affect how people actually live their day—to—day lives, or we will bring _ their day—to—day lives, or we will bring down — their day—to—day lives, or we will bring down net migration, these endless, — bring down net migration, these endless, bitter debates we are having — endless, bitter debates we are having about why we should let people — having about why we should let people in — having about why we should let people in the country, when what is really— people in the country, when what is really happening is people like tinr's— really happening is people like tim's neighbourare really happening is people like tim's neighbour are falling over, being _ tim's neighbour are falling over, being passed around from person to person— being passed around from person to person because there was nowhere to put them _ person because there was nowhere to put them. people are being treated in corridors — put them. people are being treated in corridors. the royal is of were talking _ in corridors. the royal is of were talking about thisjust in corridors. the royal is of were talking about this just this week. it is talking about this just this week. it is not — talking about this just this week. it is not front and centre because neither— it is not front and centre because neither of— it is not front and centre because neither of the two main parties can be honest— neither of the two main parties can be honest about the amount of money it would _ be honest about the amount of money it would take to fix this, the lib dems— it would take to fix this, the lib dems are — it would take to fix this, the lib dems are actually making an effort, and i_ dems are actually making an effort, and i don't — dems are actually making an effort, and i don't think we are seeing that _ and i don't think we are seeing that we — and i don't think we are seeing that. we are seeing are shying away from that— that. we are seeing are shying away from that effort from both main parties. — from that effort from both main parties, and it's demoralising. ithink— parties, and it's demoralising. i think we _ parties, and it's demoralising. i think we will make an effort in government, because of the nhs. if government, because of the nhs. if we government, because of the nhs.

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